Tag: podcasts
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Software Defined Talk’s 2025 Year in Review – This week, we review our 2025 predictions, discuss the big stories, and speculate on 2026. Plus, Coté dives deep into the EU broth market.
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Check out the traditional podcast version if you prefer that over video. I liked Jana’s book The Octopus Organization, and there were so many more questions I had.
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Shift Run Stop is back! This was one of the most influential podcasts for me. It showed an attitude about podcasting that was new and fun. That attitude was fun, curious, dorky, and joyous. You could do whatever you wanted, whatever you enjoyed.
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The Octopus Organization is a great collection of organization anti-patterns. This week, one of the co-authors, Jana Werner talks with Whitney and Coté about those patterns and her own experiences. They go over topics like reading habits, the role of business books, decision making, ownership, curiosity in organizations. practical steps to avoid common corporate anti-patterns,…
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Satisfying on the greasy poll
This week on Software Defined Interviews, talk with Russell Davies about…all sorts of things, very content-y, advertising, being interesting. Just, you know, lots of delightful “and stuff” that results from someone who “mucks about on the internet.” (I need to get better at writing podcast descriptions.) It was fun! Here is the traditional podcast version…
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All of the nerd content I’ve made this fiscal year, so far
This is “content” I’ve made from November, 2024 to today that has something to do with my work. Mostly “to do with” means “talks about the tech world,” if not directly about the concerns and products we have and do at Tanzu. Items include videos, podcasts, white papers, published recordings of conference talks, guesting on…
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“Let’s face it, everything runs on computers now.”
Original content Here’s two of my podcasts to share with you: Capitalism is working, Software Defined Talk #534: “This week, we discuss the US backing Intel, SaaS staying power, and AI’s impact on deep work. Plus, Matt Ray’s moving tips and more kolache talk in the after show.” Also available, unedited, in video form. The…
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In the world of podcasts, YouTube is now the elephant in the room — just like in TV – This is obviously a category error: if I can’t add it to Overcast with an RSS feed, it’s not a podcast. But, (1) old man yelling at clouds, it me! and, (2) aside from using the…
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Digital News Report 2025, Reuters and Oxford – “These shows are filmed, with many people watching on YouTube – the most popular platform for podcasts in the country, with 50% of US podcast consumers using it.”
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“the great murderer of boredom”
My Content Two Software Defined episodes this week: “I used to eat 7-Eleven pizza,” startups, open source, and more, with Sarah Christoff – After an extensive discussion of 7-Eleven pizza cuisine, in this episode, Whitney and Coté talk with Sarah Christoff. They discuss working at startups, the point of startups, working in open source and…
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Old Media Finally Wakes Up from a Coma – “Hey, guys”-style getting more mainstream. // Also, long form podcasts.
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Reflecting on the ROI of marketing efforts I’ve done recently – “Reflecting on the ROI of marketing efforts I’ve done recently: Print isn’t that useful unless it’s with a writer with a voice (e.g., a substack). Audio and video really make an impact. You want to be inside someone’s EarPods. Speaking at trade shows is…
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Recovering from the platform dark ages, and freaking out about cheap AI
Interview: Brian Gracely Whitney and I interviewed Brian Gracely for this week’s Software Defined Interviews episode. It was a great, big ol’ basket of topics: the process of gathering and reporting cloud news, the evolution of PaaS, and the pros and cons of working at small startups versus large companies. Also: career advice, the importance…
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Fake Software Defined Talk #487
The Deep Dive crew does their version of a Software Defined Talk episode.
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“Make content about what you’re curious about, not what you know.”
Our new podcast is out, Software Defined Interviews, with me and Whitney Lee. For the first episode, I interview Whitney. I’ve known her and worked with her now for, I don’t know, three years? She’s so great to talk with and so smart on all the cloud native stuff. In our episode, we go over…
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Deep Dive: Digital WTF book discussion
The Deep Dive crew discuss my book, Digital WTF. This is a collection of columns I wrote for The Register between 2014 to 2018. This one is 32 minutes, which gives a lot of time to see the weird things – strange noises they make, repeated phrases and talking patterns. In the producer notes, I…
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Why CSV is still king – We have a running joke on the podcast that every (enterprise) app needs CSV export. It’s only 10% a joke.
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Aligning with User Needs with Rod Johnson – ’Spring Source ended up not monetizing Spring at all — but rather worked on monetizing with products that were complementary to Spring. “We monetized Spring by not monetizing Spring, by using it to open the door”’ // Great interview if you’re into the whole open source business…
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The Digital Transformation Card Game – an interview
This week’s Software Defined Talk podcast episode is an interview I did with Jana Werner. If you’re into software, DevOps, agile, product management…all that “digital transformation” stuff, you’ll like it. We go over a deck of cards she’s put together that are meant to provoke executives and managers to start thinking about they could change…
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